Just spoke to PTSB this morning and they said my mortgage doesn't fall under the investigation !
We broke out of fixed rate in Jan 2009 and went onto Standard Variable.
Just spoke to PTSB this morning and they said my mortgage doesn't fall under the investigation !
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Ring them Robbie. They should tell you straight away over the phone if you are impacted. If they can't ask them to have a look at your contract and let you know if its states you are entitled to a tracker mortgage at the end of your fixed rate term.Yeah checked and double checked, still at 4.5% and same amount due of over €1400
Oh, ok - You may have had a fixed mortgage with no option to a tracker. A few people I know had them, i.e. just an option to fixed/variable at the end of their fixed period. Check your contract to make sure but I'm guessing that's what it is.Yeah I rang them this morning and they just said my mortgage was not part of the current investigation
Brendan my mortgage contract began with a 5 year fixed. it states under special conditions thatGuys, you are placing too much emphasis on the ESIS.
Look at your mortgage contract. What does that say?
When you fixed, what did the paperwork to fix say? If the paperwork made it clear that you were changing your contract from a tracker rate to a fixed rate and that on completion you would go to the standard variable rate, then you have very little case.
Brendan
So does that mean then the ESIS letter is of no use either where it states that at the end of the fixed term your mortgage will roll over to a tracker mortgage?'Which may be tracker variable rate' is the issue. For the redress cases it stated a tracker would be applied. Legalese and its cold comfort I know. Ptsb can argue on the basis that tracker mortgages weren't available and the contract only stated it may be a tracker
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